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August 27, 2007/ Caracas /
State-run oil holding Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa) subsidiary Citgo Petroleum Corp. slowed down Friday the operation rate in a catalytic cracking unit that produces gasoline inside its refinery located in Corpus Christi, Texas.
The decision was made as troubles arose in the alkylation unit, said operators Monday. The refinery has a processing capacity of 156,000 bpd of oil, Reuters reported.
Operators said that the failure in the alkylation unit led to reduce the operation rate in the cracking unit, which, according to the Venezuelan government, can process up to 81,800 bpd.
There was no information available as to the amount of the shrinking output or when the repairs will end. A company source could not comment on the refinery daily operations. -
Citgo Corpus had failure on Alky unit on Monday which also will impact both FCC & Coker production due high olefins product from both of these units. No news yet on when repairs will end.
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Charlie Randall
Independent Carbon & Coke Consultant
charlierandall01@msn.com
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